Miracle Hour is a mix of contemporary underground club, global bass, grime, dancehall, and electronic with r&b and hip-hop influences. This show features special guest Introspekt

IG: @miraclestew, @sage_introspekt

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Miracle Hour with Introspekt @ The Lot Radio 02-11-2022

EQUISS ran two hours of club heaters live from the arcade. Jersey club, footwork, house and UKG all inbound.

EQUISS - March 2022

https://www.nts.live/shows/club-aerobics/episodes/club-aerobics-14th-april-2022

Club Aerobics w/ Bianca Oblivion & Bok Bok 130422

Ikonika was live 2 hours of amapiano, percussive and jungle heaters. Highly recommended listening.

Ikonika - April 2022

"quest?onmarq (@iamquestionmarc) hosts monthly, presenting & dj’ing music from around the world and all over the sonic spectrum.. with a strong storytelling narrative through Metal, Jungle, Techno, Ambient, Jazz, Grime, UKG and more.

Catch quest?onmarq every 1st & 3rd Wednesday at from 00h to 01h CET rinse.fr"

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quest?onmarq invite El Blanco Nino - 20 Avril 2022

@grgregreg owes his avant-garde style to his rich musical culture, varying from house, disco and afro to jazz and dancehall. His sets are decidedly catchy, influenced by his love for nightclub culture.

Catch GREG every 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the month from 19h to 20h [CET] on rinse.fr

Between UK Funky, Breakbeat, proto-jungle, UK Techno, Dancehall or Grime, @bobsleigh1's DJ radioshows offer a panorama of urban club music.

GЯEG b2b Bob Sleigh - 27 Avril 2022

Regal86 Invita a Fungi Traxx, colectivo con base en Xalapa y Guadalajara, enfocado en procurar una cultura club más justa e inclusiva por medio de workshops, raves y residencias.

Regal86 invite Fungi Traxx - 02 Mai 2022

"I remember my first Mince party - coincidentally, a Club Mince edition with False Witness headlining - like it was yesterday. I'd eaten at a Szechuan restaurant with my friend Kal and a friend of his, Akil, beforehand. The dishes we had were extremely spicy, which normally isn't a problem for me, except by the time we'd gotten to the Oxford Hotel basement, the acid reflux and post-spice sweats had struck me like a hammer. Compounded with how blisteringly balmy the dimly-lit basement felt and all-too-familiar scents (which I won't disclose in writing) wafting through the air, being in the space kind of felt like a fever dream. 

Luckily, upon bumping into Marco and finding all my friends who were there that night, the time I spent dancing like a madman surrounded by said friends and several other sweat-christened people, whilst being left speechless at what Marco was unleashing behind the DJ booth, helped me ride out the reflux. But even in the midst of that fever dream, I felt a sense of ease being in the space that night: seeing the intersection of the Venn diagram where club music geeks, muscle-bound men in leather accoutrements and jubilant queers collided into one unified world was an elusive paradise I wanted to stay in forever. I haven't had the blessing of getting to experience as many Mince or Pavs parties as I'd like to (being a non-Sydneysider), but I'm thankful for people like Peter making those rare oases become a tangible world, if even for just a few hours." - @strictface